Project Detail

Tomato Delivery

Synopsis

A quiet lament of an illegal alien's private grief over a shattered dream. The film intends to personify one of the many familiar yet anonymous Chinese faces one comes across when passing through London's China Town, and his humble dreams and desires - things which are taken for granted as basic necessities among people from the West.

Details

Year
2005
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
15 mins
Format
Beta SP, DigiBeta, 16mm
Director
Xiaosong Que
Producer
Rebecca Bazzard
Editor
Glen Hodgetts
Screenwriter
Xiaosong Que
Director of Photography
Patrick Duval
Production Designer
Juanna Serrat
Sound
Fabrice Pougnard
Composer
Elisa Harris
Principal cast
Chike Chan, Liz Sutherland

Production Status

Production Company

Xiaosong Que

T+44 (0)790 500 7478

shanghai_horacero@yahoo.com

Tractor Films Limited

13a Boundary Street, London, E2 7JE
UK

T+44 (0)20 7033 2818

becky@tractorfilms.co.uk

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